Send one complete, itemised cargo list
Give each actual product its own line. Include the model, verified UN number and shipping name, packaging, package count and gross mass, with the corresponding SDS. Flag details awaiting verification. Combine all suppliers' items in one list before asking for a review.
Review the code and the routing separately
A mixed-load review covers the applicable IMDG segregation requirements and the acceptance conditions of the carrier, origin, transit and destination ports. IMDGSEEK can help you locate entries and prepare questions. The parties involved confirm the shipment arrangement against the actual cargo and routing.
Confirm the cargo list before scheduling packing
Agree on the cargo list, packing point, delivery window and document cut-offs before booking confirmation. If the proposed combination cannot be accepted, compare splitting containers, staging departures or another suitable service. Re-submit the list for review when items or packaging change.
Use past shipments to understand the coordination
Thank Start's Manzanillo case involved eight UN numbers in one FCL shipment. It illustrates the handover from cargo list to carrier review and terminal delivery. New combinations, packaging and routes need their own review.
Confirm acceptance, documents and delivery conditions by cargo, route and carrier.